1. Jack E Horsley
6091 W. County Road 110 S
French Lick, IN 47432
Cell: 765-430-9073
Email: bambislyr1@yahoo.com
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:
SENIOR INSTRUMENT ENGINEER 12/05 – 03/14
Employer: Eli Lilly and Company (LRL)
Lilly Corporate Center
Indianapolis, Indiana 46285 USA
Phone: +1-317-276-2000
Salary: $72,800, 40 hours/week
Supervisor: Louis A. Coury, PhD, may be contacted
Designed, developed and resided in the position of “Senior Instrument Engineer” responsible for
Analytical Instrumentation Maintenance and Qualifications within the Analytical Development
group of Eli Lilly's Product Research and Development Division. While serving in this role I
provided leadership and guidance on the Indiana Consolidation Project to relocate both the
Analytical Sciences and Product Development groups from Eli Lilly Tippecanoe Laboratories to
the Lilly Technology Center South in Indianapolis. To facilitate harmonization of Eli Lilly’s
Product Research and Development teams allowing for close proximity of these teams to
decrease drug development and launch. Established a comprehensive Instrument Lifecycle
process while providing Compliance with Regulatory and Internal Audits for all Analytical
Instrumentation utilized in both Clinical and Developmental Divisions, Managed/Supervised
contracted resources that performed maintenance/qualifications in my area of responsibility. In
addition to those responsibilities, I managed all external contracts related to service on high end
instrumentation such as; Mass Spectroscopy, NMR and a variety of other scientific instruments.
In addition to vendor service contracts I was also responsible for capital project for CPR&D
totaling $10-14 million a year.
March 1993 to November 2005
Began as an Analytical Development Technician in March of 1993, became proficient on
multiple analytical instruments. Developed analytical methods for several Lilly drug products
from early phase to production. In 1998 I designed and developed the Analytical Instrument
Maintenance and Qualifications role, composed an official proposal to justify and gain approval
to reside in that role and ultimately assumed the role.
February 1993 to March 1990
Chemical Operator, drug manufacturing at Eli Lilly and Company Manufacturing Facility,
Tippecanoe Laboratories, Lafayette Indiana.
US Army Veterinary Services
October 1980 to March 1985

2. US Army Veterinary Detachment Europe with duty Steinach Austria, 91R30 D7, Food Inspection
NCO, Procurement Quality Assurance Representative providing origin inspection in two dairy’s
(Steinach Austria and Kolding Denmark) responsible for origin inspection/acceptance of dairy
products to include micro, chemical and physical inspection providing dairy product to the Sixth
Fleet in Italy and the Armed forces throughout Europe.
Representative providing origin inspection including; anti/post mortem, kill floor, grading and
procurement of carcass beef in seven beef plants (two in Yugoslavia and five in Northern
Germany). Providing carcass beef for consumption/re-sale to the Sixth Fleet in Italy and the
Armed forces throughout Europe.
April 1977 to April 1980
US Army Veterinary Corp, Silas B Hays Army Hospital, Fort Ord Ca. Veterinary Specialist
assigned to the Fort Ord Commissary and Cold Storage, responsible for receipt inspection of
fresh fruits and vegetables as well as all commissary supplies for sale to the armed forces
stationed at Fort Ord and surrounding areas.
US Army Veterinary Services Fort Sheridan IL, with duty Chicago IL assigned to the cold
storage facility in Chicago with additional responsibilities as origin inspection of canned hams
and MRES located in Chicago IL., supplied to the Armed Forces across the US.
Education
Crown Point High School, 1977
US Army Academy of Health Sciences,
Basic Food Inspection 1977
Advanced Food Inspection 1978
Origin Inspection and Grading 1978
Agilent Technologies, Maintenance Training (Gas Chromatography and High Performance
Liquid Chromatography)
Skills
Managed Instrument Life CycleProcess
Managed Vendor Contracts
Procurementand Capital Projects
Design and Developmentof Maintenance and Qualification Strategy
Quality Audit Support
Supervision of Contract Employees
Maintenance Data Systems (maximo)
Computer System Validation
MS Word and Excel
Awards

3. Lilly Research and Development President’s Award
Army Commendation Medal (2)
Presentations
Gas Chromatography Maintenance and Trouble Shooting by Chromatography